Radków: Apartments and Holiday Homes

A specific geographical feature of Radków is the connection between its waterways: the Czerwonogórski Stream flows into the Posna Stream after leaving the reservoir; the Posna is a tributary of the Ścinawka. For travellers who want to get to know Radków through specific geographical connections, this is a distinctive detail. You can rent an apartment in Radków.

Nature

About 2 km west of Radków, near the Czech border and at the foot of the Guzowata ridge, there is an artificial reservoir. It is just under 1 km long and approximately 300 m wide.

History

Radków developed from the settlement area of the fortified castle on the old route between Kłodzko and Broumov. The town was recorded as Wünschelburg in 1290 and received town rights around 1320. For travellers interested in culture, these documented facts provide a clear historical point of reference.

Geographical Location

Voivodeship Road 387 runs through Radków. The section between Radków and Kudowa is called Szosa Stu Zakrętów, meaning Road of a Hundred Bends.

Region

In the broader regional context, the Radków Gmina encompasses the middle and highest sections of the Stołowe Mountains as well as approximately 45% of Stołowe Mountains National Park. Tourism around the mountains is concentrated in Karłów and Pasterka.

Orientation

Radków is described as a tourist centre; a leisure facility at the Radkowskie Reservoir is also mentioned.

Culture

In the surrounding area of Radków are Ścinawka Górna - Renesansowy dwór, Zamek Homole, Rogacz, Ptak, Narożnik and Kopa Śmierci.

In the wider regional surroundings of Radków are Muchołapka and Zamek Rogowiec.

Other places for orientation: Jodlow, Międzylesie, Leśna, Poręba, Ołdrzychowice Kłodzkie, Trzebieszowice, Nowy Gierałtów, Gorzanów.

To the overview of the higher-level destination: KÅ‚odzki.